Pennsbury's Maddie Spratt has shown the potential in her freshman year to become a dominant player in time. She moved the timeline up quite a bit in Saturday's game against West Chester East.

Spratt had three goals and four assists and scored the game-winner with 7.1 seconds to go as the Falcons defeated WC East 14-13. For Spratt, the goal total equalled her previous season total and the four assists were within two of her total prior to this game.

Pennsbury was led by Lily Nolan, who had six more goals after her nine-goal performance against Souderton Thursday. Nolan is now one away from her third-straight season of at least 50 goals.

The Falcons led throughout before West Chester East tied it with a pair of goals 10 seconds apart with just under two minutes to play. The winning play started with a caused turnover by Annie Price, who ran it down the field and got it to Brooke Weaver, who found Spratt for the winner. Price, who had three goals and nine draw controls, then won the final draw as Pennsbury ran out the clock.